Farm Produce Website Creation: Prepare Photo Rights and Alt Text

Farm Produce Website Creation: Prepare Photo Rights and Alt Text Farm Produce Website Creation: Prepare Photo Rights and Alt Text

A farm website takes more than attractive photographs. Before publishing, decide what you are selling and under what conditions, confirm that you have permission to use each image, and make the content understandable to visitors. You can get started without coding or design experience using TalkTalkMySite’s no-code templates, AI chat, and visual editing. However, the owner still needs to check the content, layout, and business details.

Decide whether you need a website or a store

If your priority is to introduce your farm, explain how you grow your produce, and share contact details or places to buy, start with a website. If you want to accept orders and payments on the site, you will need store functionality. In TalkTalkMySite, Basic is for a website, Standard for a store, and Premium for multilingual use. Adding products does not automatically configure payments or shipping. Check and set up any payment methods, social login, domain, and shipping options you need.

Checklist: photos and product information

• **Usage rights:** Confirm that you took each photo yourself. If someone else took or supplied an image, check that you have permission to use it on your website and sales pages. Do not assume that crediting the source alone grants permission. If the rights are unclear, hold the image back or replace it with a photo you took yourself.
• **Details for each product:** Put the product name, actual sales unit, price, expected harvest or dispatch period, storage guidance, and shipping information in one document. Do not invent details to fill gaps. Verify any uncertain information before publishing.
• **Alt text:** Write a short, specific description so visitors who cannot see the image can understand its main content. For example, “New potatoes in a basket” describes what is visible. Do not repeat search terms or add claims about quality or growing methods that the photo cannot establish.
• **Page review:** Check that photos and text display clearly on a mobile screen and that visitors can understand the product details and ordering steps.

Hypothetical example: a potato farm

This is a fictional example for illustration. Suppose “Deulnyeok Potato Farm” is preparing a farm introduction and product listings. The farm takes its own introduction photos and photographs the potatoes it actually plans to sell. For alt text, it describes what each image shows, such as “Three potatoes with the soil brushed off.” The product page states the sales unit, price, expected dispatch period, and storage guidance. It does not present an undecided shipping schedule as confirmed. If the farm plans to take orders online, it chooses a store and checks payment and shipping setup separately.

Final checks and next step

• Have you confirmed usage rights for every photo, and does its alt text match what the photo shows?
• Do the product name, price, sales unit, and shipping information match your actual plans?
• Are your contact and business details correct, and easy to read on mobile?
• Have you completed the payment, domain, and shipping setup you need?

Once you have gathered the materials, build one product page and an introduction page first. Review the pages as a visitor and fill in missing information before expanding the site. Templates and AI can assist with creation, but they do not guarantee error-free results, search rankings, or sales. Do not assume access is free or unlimited, and personally review all content and settings before publishing.

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